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. 2017 May 23;9(7):906–917. doi: 10.15252/emmm.201707608

Figure 1. Phosphatase‐inactive laforin does not correct LD muscle glycogen hyperphosphorylation, but does correct its chain length distribution and prevents abnormal glycogen accumulation.

Figure 1

Laf indicates WT laforin and C265Laf indicates phosphatase‐inactive laforin transgenes, respectively, expressed in indicated LD mouse model (Epm2a −/−).
  1. Glycogen content.
  2. Glycogen total phosphate content.
  3. Glycogen carbon C6 phosphate content.
  4. Chain length distribution analyses.
Data information: Means of > 5 biological replicates are presented as bars in (A–C) or as circles in (D). Standard deviations are presented as error bars in (A–C), or as blue (WT), red (Epm2a −/−) or grey shades (Epm2a −/−.Laf and Epm2a −/−.C265SLaf) in (D). Asterisks, statistical significance by ANOVA and post hoc analyses (*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001; Appendix Table S1).